Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2016 02 11

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes January 14, 2016 Page 5 of 14 separate lots in the residential low (RL) zone district, located at 1104 Garfield Avenue, Lot 102, Parkwood Minor Subdivision. Closed Public Hearing and discussion by Commission: Moline in support. This is a lot with no waivers proposed and will fit into the subdivision. I am confident the building constructed will meet the zoning requirements for this lot and will go through the proper building permitting process. Brauneis in support. In an ideal world, everyone could afford double wide lots in perpetuity. The reality is that a time comes when property owners have the right to request subdivision. Tengler in support. The split lots will be consistent in terms of size with those in the surrounding area. The traffic safety question is legitimate but I don't believe this will impact it significantly. Traffic seems like a broader concern than one new residence. I think it will be in character with the rest of the neighborhood. Hsu in support. O'Connell in support. Based on what we saw tonight, it seems this is actually turning a lot that is incompatible to something that is more compatible. Rice in support. Looking at the data and comparing the size of the two resulting lots, they are very much in character with the neighborhood. In fact, one of the lots will still be one of the larger lots in the neighborhood. In regard to the size of the home to be built, the footprint of the structure is a matter of code and they will be limited by the cod ictly. This is a good proposal. Pritchard in support. It will be a good addition to thP �;-ighb' •d. It takes an extremely large lot and makes it more practical for the neighborhood. Motion made by Brauneis to approve 1104 Garfield Mino division: Resolution No. 3, Series 2016, seconded by O'Connell. Roll ca f tee.. Name Vote Chris Pritchard Cary Tengler Ann O'Connell Jeff Moline Steve Brauneis Tom Rice David Hsu Motion passed /failed: Motion passes 7 -0. ➢ Centennial Peaks D Am ment: Resolution 2, Series 2016. A resolution approving an amendment to the Louisville Psychiatric Hospital PUD to allow for a 12,560 sf addition to the existing hospital and parking expansion. • Applicant: Boulder Associates, Inc. • Owner: Avista Adventist Hospital Representative: Universal Health Services, Inc. • Staff member: Lauren Trice, Planner I Conflict of Interest and Disclosure: Hsu says I live on Saint Andrews Lane which is very close to the hospital. I feel I can make an unbiased opinion on this resolution. Pritchard says if you feel you can give an honest, straight forward opinion, I have no problem. Pritchard asks Staff what is the notice measurement distance? Trice answers 500'. Public Notice Certification: Published in the Boulder Daily Camera on December 27, 2015. Posted in City Hall, Public Library, Recreation Center, and the Courts and Police Building and mailed to surrounding property owners and property posted on December 23, 2015.